karppi

Hi all! We have received our NOA2 after 10 months! I was so down after hearing about our transfer to California, but it was about the wait we expected in the end thank god.
 
PD: 14/05/21
NOA 1: 15/05/21
transfer from NSC to CSC (found out through Emma)
NOA 2: 17/03/22

We are similar, filed May 2022 but still awaiting NOA2. Ours was Nebraska but when I talked to the agent they said California. They seem to disperse the workload after its initially filed, very common. Unfortunately when I asked the agent they said I should be going by the California processing times, but from VJ it seems normally 7-12 months no matter what centre. 

I have requested by mail so many times and only one set showed up. So glad they changed it with ID.me now! It's good to have access to that information via an account going forward. 

Update: I have since noticed they now have an ID authenticator app to make an online account. I got my transcripts!

Update: I have since noticed they now have an ID authenticator app to make an online account. I got my transcripts!

Wow that is very contradictory. So he is saying the time a form is processed doesn't take into account what office it is located in. Then why have different processing times per center at all?? OR is he thinking you are asking where in the Texas jurisdiction the case is (assuming they have more than one office within that jurisdiction), and therefore it doesn't matter since it falls under Texas anyway?
 
I just talked to another agent on Emma again, she as well as the last agent said they can't give a date on my transfer, only that it was transferred. Interesting, since I've seen in other threads people have been told the date.
 
Also, interesting to know is that they keep a log of how many times you've enquired on the case and what you asked about. My last agent told me she could see that I already enquired about this a few days ago...

Wow that is very contradictory. So he is saying the time a form is processed doesn't take into account what office it is located in. Then why have different processing times per center at all?? OR is he thinking you are asking where in the Texas jurisdiction the case is (assuming they have more than one office within that jurisdiction), and therefore it doesn't matter since it falls under Texas anyway?
 
I just talked to another agent on Emma again, she as well as the last agent said they can't give a date on my transfer, only that it was transferred. Interesting, since I've seen in other threads people have been told the date.
 
Also, interesting to know is that they keep a log of how many times you've enquired on the case and what you asked about. My last agent told me she could see that I already enquired about this a few days ago...

I’m just assuming the wait time from the USICS processing times website.  It’s actually 24-32 months. 
 
I messaged the Emma bot on the USICS website and typed live agent. Then it transferred me into a queue but it wasn’t a long wait until I got to live chat someone.